The Sun. — London, England, 1808-07-30 00:00:00

I~ 1 r ~~ PORTVG.'L. PROCLAMATION OF THE M.-ACTS - CR.:IT.! RE- PkE•;EN.TING THE.P.EOPLF OF 0P0it."1.0.„ 7: r •••- • :-:: r.:7•7.---r,'• . 7 . ;:•••.-.:-.;.- -.•-.-- ()f a disput e he v.v.,_-,i :.. pl.:-.•111-1....: Ci.r.,,.."..,- :nal,. of 1••••,1•Crae, and a cotin , r ilMa of ilii of , fl( ~ t'ne , Peopl • of Oporto, raoble Subjetis of 'in inimitale a journey nail tailor, a a hut:he-house, tile latter sent .. Prince, .ind brave Restorers of his legithilate hic , in s , • i1ie.i0,',.),-inr.,, ( • h lit : ---- 0 • On the 4th inst. (july) you eieLied me (by . .vole of " -1: - . i'lla , • Croe . ::••••ii al'- to i•,-ome to claolk tile Re itiesent a t ires ot t o e Corporations) Re.pre for:ii• to niorr..iv. e 1.:c. - I,:ng at itaite past si x o'clock, sentativ....' , ,togistrai e o f t o e P eople of this nople and i .,,,i •, , ,,, i a r ,-• io ha.an ‘ow•seif Witt '-'whateVer y 011: . • p1e,•.;.-, ace i sward..." :august Ci t y Alter iceti6ing you -of a _misplaced ,t . - ' Ele(ttio ~ and unoloring . '• to„3,' , Var.:er Streik+, \\rm. Mackintosh." .1. He,•.ven to asslst tne in the .. faithful discharl-re of my duty, I crave youvattention ••• , ,• : . • . ...• •-••.(nt , •g• af.er tht: chalien4e 'was sent, the .to kt - IILP.. f an) • - 0 . ..4.•ig tO, say. la - :1;:i,,r.: (1' 5‘1.1 , 10n::) , ,: , , , cirito, is a tailor, tipplit d to • You, on rue 18'11 - 1 of June, performed a deed I, •v: .1•1•... r, i;le k inii.'r, tOinignd at Chalk Farm : •• , , . write.), wnen inserted in the history.of our Country, tit., o.ii , .•er, af':-.•••• lioaring• i'lli • the ciPettinst..nc.,.s, -,, , will, p..ehapi, stituidot jealousy among the ashes of • , t '..,, 2 . ~', cif, to) conte.rytidie to astend to, Dui those I feroes. I,i"ho have blecl for it : you hate per -1•• i• otnrd wzii ,o nitich.ridar:ned for hi. Friend, - • •:'-', • forme 1 a tor. - acie, permit me the expression, for to !tits! ~e ,igrt.-.. ed t o te , ..i - k - i !Bill lit?erally if Le s.l'outil d • •-, - , , , •. . • R., is u...f natural, atica tne iict of bringing•to resur • t't.o t'. La. ender cia'ded 11 - ,)66 A.LICIIOS I ,I, to know reCtiou iS an attribute of Supreme Divinity ; Ind the „„ • ',•:• eiuse i•I his ewirnge failing, when his defence- name of" OW an gust and amiable prioce having been ~ vai. th.l. titt're. was a tristake lii the:time: and that estroye by the treichery of a Tvraiit, who silo d ' d ilei,:a.! been it Chalk Farm an .hoitr befni - e the time • •• , - • • stained fits o,vii nti,lae orderino - before our eyes the . lid I(viap.:ointed in his nof:-. confints.sion of the moil sacrile•-•ious.azid moSt horrid . Th.e-a',!eolint g.v•fn by M'Crae for his vron-attzn- 01.11 . • a oirocions crttnes I. mean the deino;ition of the (Lowe , •vas, that Ins wiie h 4 not given him the cnal- 0 - o. • • - dac.e . i milting, which• brings, to: our memory the lete till after the time had• expired, when he ap- five f -, • tn • - ~ , . ., , ~.,,, Jun ins witten issuc.‘u on the heights of ..vionlif piii•d at the t...},iice for a w' real!! a• assist the tailor.. .Calvary, to cleinse and wash the sins of the world, A dittztklty aro,e - , in efrisequelve of •his not being I meao.the five'wouri(!s of our Redeemer, offered abl!-• to v,w , ,_• • ar to the. liand-writnl 4 of MoeintOsii, and 'on the plains - or o.irigne to ; 'our first King, as en]: ' - cm inqirry it turned out that be could not write, and s o tonour to :).•••• 612 Z066,... On tile S!an'ifirds • Wein - -f 1 • ' " ,l g tyw . , the son of his landlord, between :line and kii -I . ' • - •• . ' . )•00 otought every th :14 to resurrection on :be said Se‘ir• := 1 ag" , 11 :ki writtem rhe 0 1-i neri.'7;e ,. .bY the d i e - • day of the i .-;: , 1, oil :i 1 i., very diy tll-• nnale of Our taii,.,n of _Alacintosn. The p•riies have since deen Sovereign a if '..- a "y_., , ; - .n.d i f;;1; - oye ' r ' the name o f brought rc?getlie•-' and rsconc.nled. . • Napoleon, p' - ‘1! - I;', ;:i':i to o ,;- Hi luiniitton a !roe On Aloud:iv inform ition w:is- received at the . ,• : ' `•:- . . .., , , 4 r•,:presen.at.., : ~ ~.,..• ,„,...... - ..n ~.i,e, D.. ...I.:cil tea, anti on latiee thi•t two G2ntl ur n en were grAng to ti i 4ht a this sanio ....,,•• •--i... , .:-....,....-,,;•• t•- • : I'l s- t-rise . di•••1 ii! Chalk Fartit, in cons,equence of ;.vhieh Eivett • ( ' . ••''' ' " '' " i' at sr ' ' 1"- stantkmeotbiy I.: _i, .-, ..;.• il i,' n Hon- 4! o t ra _ -and Ar...lzinS we:e di-bitched to take them into cus-: . - - • - - ga'iz, i, ...- ! ... ...•... Juancy I ;Lin eh•ise • (tidy. 7.l'ite Otiicers • could'not meet them iti. the • tit6Ll,tlid . :': '21: : '• ' - . T . _ • , ~ -. , , - :. • . .. 2 ., - ..,, ,-;: , -„I ii.)ll .ti le cour.se- Of die el'etfin , .- and wen( to Chalk Fara') in 0 , ; over oi t.. , ..' _. - ..:•, ..4 ;_. ~ , • ~ :a intraelt_•.! the h morning, ,but no combatants appea - red. Upon ' •1 - 11.1y‘tit0,,,..,,: ; - , : .' 1 : ~.., -.' ' . , . ! : :.,.. o r ~-) ur incpi;ry it 'was di;c.overed that ,t hey. were two f l•C-ign- ! a , , ,,,,,, , : .-• .. ' -:---, ' L .' ' '"- , i I'r. ~..:.• .V,:: C: .......: .•• 0 .1. , ,,' .-. . .-, , t..:16- • 'eni, S:ItICIOZ, a lOUrneratan. je•-t.11(2.r . , woo 10:!,.y?.s in '' ..,.,--- . , •, . :. . • -- - LI. 11, J., e , ril , J'a .., ••.; _I •.! •••,'," „ -- 5.,,... •,, i: ‘. : ~,,,6.65, Prifects-Sireet, Soho and 'Dubois, ".• jouri, - .c. ) . ',au ' ..—• ) .:: - '..• - . . - - vvnere our ):. . • I : H•.. 1 ,i:..; ...,,-:..:,,.._; . . : . : • I,:i itio-4 watc.licae-cmiker, who lixiges Iti , .llattithitC.-buiLl-.' , hum rle . 'sdor,•,:, •.:-. a. 1.1 It :..- ~ , „.• , . ...„,,,, ai , d lugs If" is siLpo;:ed that their:trieticis P.-m•rnt ittiq . _i, ' tretit•tiernus e• t a Li." , , - - • ' •,'• ' • ' • ' the Otfic-ts wer. in pursuit. of theni on .I.V.l(an.!:ty • •-/ .. ;' ' - ''' '' ''''''""e f t ` ) -, ! bat .1/ on :I,')- tv .1 nZ , .i...1f cC,, k j i ::: i. 4. I:• ( 1 . 1:.:li .L. Me. helf: il k ..!, ~.,, them troeih,r, and. mod..then t sncke i o -,. 0.. - ' 1 ,,, ~•,„„,..-.7 - , , i: , ~ u , a ;. e:j ,,,..,„. a a 1,..:,. "I' •t• ()if - icor.; ho••-v:ver,, appte - h"e:aled -.•,.1n•-• 1 . 1,,,, ,icri c ., . : 1 ,, , ,‘. ., ..„ ,_ ~ , , ' , r•--iirre , --j , ' oci doz on Ti.u , .:- ! .',• et enin, , and took hull belcirc -‘,1..r. i I i ,T B • ,' .' '''' '' - ' l3 . t '• army of ri-t,,,suz,i, ~.-, „ten, iii ••,),1 .. th e -, w,re d e . kseAD, who ::i.)de hint uive,bail to keep it :-.• i;eace, ' •i• ; .- • ''- -,- . • • - rno ioeti Cl 6 the eu ii . : --", a.,.va , -. . - •••••1 iril'ouet. e Intn . sell in- lout. "and two sureties a 501. eacio. - i,i ll -i--, '- •• t .r' i ,'•, " .. - - ''' ' „le 'maize o. .. , -1:3 .-orki, t):nt,eu :lath in* ino,t . . , or • iviARIAIOROUGII-5TR2,2"1".--;- An itiforini;i.ion was t precious iiioff,i ? i'..-., ;A. fi at -:C war e . d i i ne wtti • i the yesterday herii-d at tilti nt - fiee, against iNlr..Etton, Perrnis-hurot ileavt:, , , I..is bet - ii.tne3,,aini- 4 1 result o f Proprietor o f iliu licodbOn Stages, at the st i lt of John c_ihe Yortugthc_se brav e , t y an I yoloor, solely confined , Richarcls,of rtVu' , rou-strcet, l..itzroy-s•c - litlre, for car s by, the order s given to .u; by Our atqust- \Pt ilik.e, :, , t ryihg aliov , .: .tfle halite(' nunlbce.of oUtsida p?ls§eti, ! thip - eve'Of lit deporture—not cutireiy cint.clous of rs. l'his information was - p:iriltAy 1 : 1 4 . 1. 4 611 a i the poyftiy of the 4,-r:int. AVe knowthe trvacnery.of ortile.r . d.T, wilon I‘.lr.:::.Eacon soligitii . o cnne:t io b r ip g . .11 lopiparte, iiii - irk, : a ..,,,,:,. i, cloak 04 friendship; forward '.v . ri', , t , ses t:) prove tlit.. contrary of ivitat the ; •.ve yIIOW !Unlit - 6 . by :'..:...• ~ .,•,,::--4 ot't he numerdu s brdn - Inforzner 11 - 4tl sworn, that he Lvad fifteen owsides, , ditti spread user &Lupe ; v , :e l krio.r..v , tinaily that tie 1.2 bying- the iimited number: ...In sn i port', of the in- 't'ai an inCll.Viitn.tf;Wlti)stll,taTtll, beii,y,f,, or, i.iltigiot4 f ,- .rtikitio!?, llichaßlS_kalled his wife, ,and , another . ' 3ou • tOIS proinpled °U. to, see "th inthr.n e _opportu n i t y ap er o': !lie - zi:mie of Samuel Strlchao, who' ail .pr:fachtirg; when 1.+: . t.: might te,:tch that yawl, what swoi'e"<t-o the firi•ten ontsrdeS. To negative tlie is: -Poe' s vategy; initeritod ~.ffOtn. thwe who oath; of the katornic'rs:,. two r42.p-o - eab;e young then, sobdoed gi:&'4virl, or thv Univer,e, displaying their" natives .of fienci..in, : , .ho were passengerS on The' : standards On - Inilo4t 'tlie . last baftieri of the, world_, coach, Wile .a.dlett...„ . They proved to the .satisfac.- and th:s:_cria_'.o us 'on :lie. gloriouststli_neelare.our ti on of the Magiskate;ithai i.here.wt-re- only, thirteen : i independuce, and 'procilliin in loud voicei,' whi c h ouisi,4,..s, and colisequently' Air. :Eaton was - co n - re _•'. Pielll.-oo; Eyersi.i;_, , ..4.,,t:ti.i t u e Ot .our 11., ..16hn victe.4 to t., oetiolv ot 4.05. only far one pA l seilger . Vi, er.i.ni e-fee:::1-it t4rt - „Puitt.gal, ; , it ,m,•aS Ott 11)1'S ac extra, the ~ 1:•., . - .... , ,z that stun' fdr 'every p3s,-,n i ;e.t.; i cuu:it . rilA`l'gj'v y,.; . L.7ied.Cooni t ypie t i, lik e illii above t w Live. exc....,i1(.; uf the coociiinatf. converted into whd b.,..--isis, i!jtit l l:ll ' .!crkvar‘is the })laid GumbitALL.—.A. man, named Levi, Was brought id -t . .1-1 to - . -- 1 . °.--‘ - 1 ot - St."o._., I IL L. ‘..11 . 10r i IC Wne-ln)•, res;,l,ll:,,ing bungr,y*Woll'eS ' , .. , Vt10 run it., ilids.latii ‘ b, Your LUMP. before the :,1J . ... stratei'on suspicion of atetripting, by j ger is not satiated, you - rra ..e nuirc.lB,lS,- and y ou pro. false pretence,, to obtain - a pat - ...10re of Manchester i: goods, at the Axe, in AlderrrianbUry, ‘ addressed for i test 3/ 6 " 1 -I feed on list:., ~t. 400,1 Of .that porti o n o f Irenchinen who inte,,t. aucrust Lisbon • filially a person. named Haidey,.in theCurtain-road,' -. i . . , 0 - .. , no body can repress you.. ; Ail.! What heroic traits of ' fields. The Clerk of the Stures'at Inc Ake, proV.ed, ya;ont - g10,.v . _ in: the h.,•eir•;s , of the portooians) and that th.•• Prisoner had ,apolicd - there fur the package-; so aidiessed, -and-):was told sha4 just artived, C,Jrititine then, my Delovtd an d What admirable ex,niples of 641ity- will they ,not Was about to be sent. Ile said*; he had an order to. 1 teave . :4 3 , pcistei:itY l' . tnq. co:lsatanatjon:.ol "the glory, 01.! Aceive it ; but on searchinghiS pocket for toe-orders. ;- c 6uti k r Y nie o-;/ kt Port be perte . ct. Bat heitr, me fOl a whi-1,4 ; - don't Could not find it. -He said, however, that he assn it ; at hoole, and desired , the package. might-be sent to 1 6116 w that .glory to De tuilishd•dr dimiektshed by : him, at No. 5; Crown-ceart, ch eap ,,,d e. ' Thi t h er 1 any ation that your o'erleaping rage••nay dictate to - 1 , .• it Was carried, but when d e liv ere d to t he P r i soner, he Y.99 without ref ction ; =--h onour, let honour '.'be refitsed to pro:.l uce nn y written order,or to return I, our gilide; -let:t,iss,e Council w hi c h governs us re- Incit do airy tiling which 'tnay dia..' p . lele the Supfem the package, a n d even re f use d td.pai.lor the carriage 1 of the package. The Porter applied tea peace-officer, flea !mist it is compos e d Of men-..as wise as, they are virtuous; and who toil by day and, by night to' sup. who seized th e p ac k age , an d brought it away, and port the brillkaney of onr glory . yesi-Governmew is. upon some suspicious-•circumstanc es , t h e P l i sener was taken into custody ',and searched, .and upon the . first to lose Its life fur the Country i :and who as readily will make' eve t y traitor suffer ; b u t or d er is his person was fou n d a pocket-book, containing a nurnb-fr of notes of the S u ff o lk B an k , a nd a letter `necessary in every arringetnent ; ,let U.S, therefore, - 1 ,ccrnsult .C3overntrient, 'let us obey. th e i r. LII et 9 km- - from a person, named Haidey, a t Manchester, . con, •1. Tp-R 41ED THE JUDGE OP THE PEOPLE. taining the bill of parcels of this ideritiea' 1 package, in wh:ch letter the writer stated .nearly- to:the lol lowit,g : "tJn >s you. will seril me dowin, the clothes, it is useles, for me to remain here, as nothing can be done : appearances are eutry thing. I have got 1200 J. day." . 1.J,.i0n this. ci:curn stalce•the Prisoner was - brought before the iNdagis, • atten4ed by his Attorney, A Mr. Itarris, said that i the,reason t. by he rein,ed t o pay for the, cirrizge t4e 7 .lsat-ttel was, that the gog,is it eoptain-: ed Were inuc.7ll datuagzd in the conveyance, mod he produced a witnesS, a very beautiful young Woman, w ho stated berselt to eight years the wife of , vfpo wrote thcAlter, and that she was re sirl.ent in the .Curtaitr•roid, and that she had given Mil - Levi the onler to receive the package adlressed to her house. Sir M. BLoxuAm said, that,.after. this Lady's tes timony,. he had no right, under the present eireum „stances, to .detain Levi, but he thought the carrier warranted. to detain the , goods until the carriage was p , iid tor. Levi might take lebial 'steps to recov.er compensation for any damage the goods had received in tire conveyance. This Levi promised to do: Bert tii.,CLirrier, by thead , ice °lbis At tortsey, has written tc Manchester to apprise the Inereliant who sent the goods, of all the circumstances, before he delivers them ; as. the value is near 1501. taking the chantis . ref tm- action in ti - Over; sttn.uld Leyi th . inis fit so to proce, • I. , GoVerninent represents thePl:.ace, and .who does riot obey it, offends the Prince : if w e i6t against their' orders we dc -troy our own,viotk, and it will be praising the Prince at one time, and otiending him at another. See that 3..ustjce is a part . of G o d , and 'who offends justice offendS God, .andd then greater evils ' 7 W1.11 bct'alf .than those. caused bi the Tyrant, rfot treat - JOu a'S your Judge in: the, t,:h:,71:- tutle: of t- adtiority, Tim as m; .1 • the prO, tetitt;of . ), J Jay 15;.. , r6recrpe,." . all whi k.11;. - , tln.T exceed the of my juris4iliQn ;i: them to the consideration of the Supreme Govern ment, that it may resolve on your belto... Let _us not be clespotic-, forava offen:t ?Heaven; and it •eu dangers,,the harmony- which should stibsl4 among . us; let us make oureneinybi te i mself ern,..y, to see that at the smile time that.• we are brave war-, riors, we love One another with, reciprocity : - Let n o tumults or discordant voices be heard among us, but only the repeated, cordial, and .harmonious clamours of live the Prince our LO4l, and long live his Faithful Subje6ts. (Signed) • JOAQ DE ALMEIDA REBEIRO.. WORSHIP STE EFT.— . --Yesterday StrinUel Holmes, an apprelitic to a baker at kloxton, was .charged with 55. -from Reeves,,a customer' of mater. fildi being sworn to, lie was'hilly, t.ctntuitted to Newgate for trial. TO THE PORTUGUESE NfI.TION. PROCLAMATION. Valorous and loyal POrtugneSe 7 , -The i",tovisional- Jupta of Supreme .avernruent' S not only admires jour valour aid energy, but .also.praises and-.does itl.vtice to your zeal . 4nci patriotism: Oh 1 . how truly tionodrable is thii 'for the'L Portuguese name, to se,, ! tike country':possesFed ty this .religions. enthusidarn, which inspires you "..ro.- defend yottr holy religion, your country, the Prince Regent, and yonrsei ves , You saVe nd trouble,. you do not avoldfatigues,.you • CAAIt # 0141 ) 01,1. : kiinted D ks„ of Bow-strixt ; and Pubiii'el by WILLI m A amtGER Scitiprs, South Mu; toll:weer, Gras enn ' t - s k u , lTe; *At' the-811 i f gE4Y".;II- 1I e. SiiAricii: where didveliisernents, ()ido l tor' the P4Dtr, Ctiv*s for the Laitor, 6i.c; (0(31-laid) liwst ~.. _ ..s. Syr__'; POLICE. are not sparinv3l voluntary Contributions: you emu late each othei, and; try whicli will sacrifice the tuare--;l.vhich will the more expose : his' life, for his cotrntry ybo ,have found out the trtre way of reit, dertn4 yourselves worthy of her, ""nt glory .nd. of pci , terity. tut be persuaded advert - x:1-2in only re quires what is necessary, 'antrriot" superfluiiies 'boo; _you ; it is desirous of reiiAing yen of the weight -of charges, and inn of augmenting them. This is the rea son it is going to dealare_unto you tOtrei-oronizatiOn of the cavalry; wiAch must-be mounted te4iment.bere, another in . Barcellos,7ant the other - in Monies, thebe,t;:er and more easily to de fetid ourselves. t ut horsesf . are wanti ng , as well as harness, be cause 'the 'lf Zleslroyer s of every . -thing under the sun have been reciucing - ..our troops to such, a state, 14.4 they mi '. - v....ye:nothing to fear from them. Perndi,ats: beings ! how- deeeived they, have been ! • The fury - their Coridud creates, -stip plies the Portuguese with - arnis;„ and of their 1,. , triotism does the Supreme . GUVernment expel the free offer of harnessed horses, for due proposed re- j establishment of th .cavalry. In this 1 therefore, will this ineasurebe advanced ;'''afict other effort twill . be carried into died with the:'pro p,rnoti it bars with V the Wish every one of throwing off [hely rannic yoke thatoppresfses Voi4u- 1 gal. Where is there a Portuguese to be fOund who will not Second this measure-? CorresPoud, *Oh ! 1. POrtuguese, with (he; Ooverinnent places in thee; lend it your aid, in this manner; for a prompt detence ;. and let •the wodd see that, the Portuguese -of this age: have not . less ;spirit, less courage, nor less ivitriotisin than those of ft river tiutei. Long I've the Prince•lietient ! Long live the Poit6guese! De3th uilto.7ll:ailts file t 3 s'uoP; i're.mtlent,:and'Covernor. ,THUNDER BT.ORM,S. , - - Zlll NIN' 3 O4I; itif-Y--28.HThd. late Very sul tr f, 7.0t-lyty here is been suc cee d e d by trenten doto .storn.is of thunder and lightning; accompanied bf . tprroms whicti ,have continued at intervl!'' since that .but more particularly on -Mondiii, 'when we-again experienced uncuinnion heavy thu.:ll - and vivid:lightning.- • • •• GLASGpW, JULY 27.—.-On Wednesday, a thunder' , ::bolt :broke: on a lar ge as h tree, near Old Monklatil l Cnrch. „The effects are very striking and wortbf of attention :—Theheart of the tree was cOn3iderai-/I burnt, but the bark stood straight up. A tartuer •s wife, it the immediate-neighbourhood •at the time , - felt a ,strong glOw of heat, and was 'almost stueLi . ,'- 4 . A letter frorri Denny, dated July saYs-- 1 ' %V . left Falkirk for ring about one o'cl;ick on 1 - I)tirSd 3 )'' -at-which time we had a• great _deal of- dista. t thud -A.04. I,vith;rada..; shortly _after we got out of town , the storm began to rage, m ost violently ; and 01° flealA of thunder, accompanied with forked light' ping, far excteded any-thing-1 had ever betore'sec''", or can now de scr ib e to yon. One b a ll of electrical_ matter-we .saw enter ,the. earth, at. the distalio 3 of about 100 yards frOm us, when iminediatefy 3 cloud . of smoke. arose; .tiom the spot, appareOdY r twice ai.,thick ,a 'mails - body ; the rain at 'the . -time..was uncommonly violent, and the ro:3( 15 were:coir•cred, . for sonic inches, with water. - ft{ rm carte trornA he S.E. and proceeded in a -N •A : servant girl of the village of l'olttionc4, „kis .been near Laurieston ; - - and 'at Thrashr, hill.ll:arin, - in Denny -parioh-, • three cows, and "ittie • thcr-OearDently Loanhead, - have been killed by lightning. - .lt is reported that so , :ne 'damage :11 3 ' beim ih , tie about Cumbernauld, but we haVe PROCAMAIcItiti heard the.P'articuksrs, . a fir plantati on .here, PP° The ha L of the tree, has been shuttered to pieces. T he _ d•IT ughtiness of the impious man e'N,cet..'„ds . lti before - tbe stortn, • the•Carrom - cadie doWn - verY snd" eight the top of the cedars of . iqount Lib,intis .; but ,1 denly,- and,_ from being , quite 4' in the li , _e•that of lightning, and as short.; was, in .a 'few *minutes, .--rotring frost - haiik brae , as the tio,se of thu6der. Such._ was the short , dtira tiThis,_ we,suppoS e , must -have been ,ot c -a s i on eT b./ 3 On of .- thM turnisi e r vomited out of ifrll oppreSs Water-spcu up .the count ry..:'' • mankind, overturn religion,.pluticier all earth, add Wechiesilay anrfTtnir' tr , ad ruitter tO:n the most sacred right s of so - -,!iety, day, after some-dais old& trlt4st - oppressive and 'ex"; ' reitBton, .and nature; His throne, built" , - Opohlsei_ heat,,thiS town andnti4lsbnorbiio:l fik4ies . , upon thefts, injustice,. and '.lyratalieis,. sr6ok witkl.a most tremendous:storm.ofttuniderclightiti:,g• every titneilte Tyrant seated himself up it, haw. aad earn, The...rol!hrg of , Ole th6ndek ) au.l ing no other security ,hut vanity, lies, S troop snccessiou Of the ;flashes- of- yi , , , a,nglitbin g; * corn:, WG, is:l(2r int partiz;nts who ridv;ing o:itnitlin, the hotniSpiterci; tanicd ttptne . kir • and auy l'Ntbitz!Vs of this t. l wil'a , trul.F gi . anli and Pw (6l Ei- -I ';'- -- 'fideli . iy td their .la,..vini SoYerelgn i. :..were I?arii.on the.faral of (It 1 ke -14 • i • 415r.11,-to ;t sirs into the a~' Deter 9r,-PAr.p -terr6i-,yhieh only has helped them, to spreaqAlreir ,; on - I . l.incsday,:fruin v..:tis rai)ine:4,'shiUghters„ co - iptnicsacc:ieges;.-and hpset all f:clUad4y-cSr,Stra,w,, hay, Sc.c4 - tvas.i.rreinly cott4tliwtc order, J'hy4 .terror is at an end, tind• - •Witlf. it,' if lie-.1.-I,iyfore any,assistzAce:could,he•irCtrclered. • he.hot already gone, will. 'soon be. fevz , lled to the - • • ground the throne, the grearness, and !lb.&hrirtality•• of the -impious, the ambiti-o ns , -the. Wicl“ldi Butiiia , . l)lirte. His penalpS, have. attained -tnetr.'mpest pitch, and fro,n that instant they began to Cleerie. The wheel of fortune for him, and-for us' of chance, turned .at the.point when ImiS letoCities, out- - I , atiorTmiquiti.es - could go-- , 111% farther: History ' does w,it relate deeds. !inch as EliroPe 11 , our daye. ,H is systorti,:wholly opposite- tC . all 'and esiahlkh'ed ideas of policy, -society, - -and ion, coufd not he lasting'; nor cOuld- Heaven stiffer any longer a deprectatoi.„•:a 44ttaarian nurse than Nero, dilligula,•-ur ttinclesinfi. 1 - I,arst;ii that teens eves ire ;Treacly - tirOt his jri , tri - g,uo, his treasons, and his -wickedness are made publi c . I always to!)ought, and was per‘uacled- tblit that which his . partizans termed 11 , ,,Toisin was to - be•attriiiiiteq totheip,mic terser lieipspired; and the treasons ,he fomented, and 'that -ouly people rising' en masse 'could be Able- toshalc,eoff.the yoke with which he oppressed 0112111; and cruslt . t he. ferocious and proud beast, 'who, with a vile gang .of • others, worthy, of hiloselr, l in 'seriiiihents. .and character td7hini,-. wished to: trample -on'thezn, and-reduce them to slavery. Frenchineo,„' are . more weak' than the inhabitants of Other. coin-11664s ; 'they are, hoWeier., •more decemul and. More' iniri4uing than thent ; to these two crimes it is they' tr.ve the Conquests they have acquired; You; •yonr, ie l v k , have seen that , of PortugAl, yout have -seen • that - of Spain ; Such have .all his others been. -Let them say what they will, give them no credit; their proe teCiidn.is theft;th6r happiness is.. - nnYery, their birrio - ,qr is fear,- is teecikness. The greoph whe yet 'exist amongst us is a • small band .of children, for which one, Only, a Portuguese, is more than a tnatch: Have courage and valour to f•ontinue the. glorious •aetions you have begun. Confide in, the sage ' a nd provident Government -you havechosen, and your courage will 'give: art epochjob;l histories, and we, or our children after us, Shall have to repeat , L— Long live our august Prince, long live Portugal, liti notar; valour ) -and the loyalty of the -Portuguese. - The kEV.Ds. EOA.Qt./1111 SOARES. .4t . •onq P!9ck the ~ ,va•tr'!Sl ' ; m&&g-oii).4 routhi#: - We' tile office. Cf. !Ali% cvpo.ei: , piate sitU . q,t ; 4 4trirrcmv : ' •at 'the '-reir of -tlfe. btli-14in ;-an , gsd-•;•••••'_! plag ih «6!§e Cr 2lios . e. veral- other, hide court. - atid- - •eys-ityt,f i t . t Vie scene:of fif:.rot.and ferrcit.. idetlt : was- dil‘ivvert,el;" S ,a I Jonla,p el y iaralLNixt.q,l from let" > .t!, taservoirs,,,vrticii .; . . . . _ „ . jj'e f o re . Ai2 r C.-!t: 0 ~ .:.;, . ):1, -5 .),, d ,- Gi tj , ,t.;(.1,;;!,--' ••04'iilik • i to I,le , rsguhlr 1 ,. i, Glii - 1 , L:•.. , i , 2.:e.ved. 14 :;: eff z'i , •:;t7i., Nay,,..0-nd iogenuitv in.- - itt . eirL , b,asings, "',;..t - '7',l;y' - c'' .. ' .• mNiter .wts..prs4curoditroin:'4:plog 1.10 - CL , ;I f : ,: ! -,i.. , .:--fl iind by 1913 r q ' Clit)(. k .t be 1 1 4' 1)ilit.', We - b . :Ph ti .t' . ti,; ::11:'3, • ygs 'subdued.,. Triig Root. iiila4b e. ifan'ts of. th s' 3 ' . :: rounding. crowtfer.i. ne-io .. hbotrrnoud,'i)n the . alarGa ak... , , • : , - dead . n f lire-io 4tico A situatiqn iiti -illeirb, in.-tne . libel -• • _lll, night, were in the ...utniosc con'siourita;LOo ; I '4 Itiippity no lives were lest ~ Dar 'litryf,-, . po0!).-;! illiort mistauted. fir. COX'd OiiiCtt, iiiiii , eVer, awl Ihe woi ick I , shop of I‘. l lr.l,oll. t l e y, it cakft-otitt, ciliplni•ni:Avl.3:- :. entirely ;:or)•,lunled; the 01th'Swatr, .15e(4iini's-baild!` ing,iirand sevirett stntller houw...s; iteceived ptri . i.W i'94r.Y! . • '- : •. ' ": • ' ' .:-. ' -.: ''. ' , .........:_:,_--,7 •,..--- • - . ~. .1r i i is). • ~:, . . ' . • Or ()1) Thur.,,Coy se'nnighl, at his i4otts; in Y.orli, the LAO •-'‘: Chatl,.!i Itsi, Ar. D. • of a Dauglii - ci, ' -1 • i.''); - - A few tial 3 ago, in Nit:street; D:city,terl t, the I,;d.y. _ Tooni.is N.,•wcGruen -Esi of •a Stiii eind Hol. Lit;:ly, in Suthea - I ' .:nd, t:it: xv;Je of AViiii,am-Monro. Cr . de,ner, at 12 -, sehali, the ;.-:::tr. 01 1.,;r:1 Ashburton, of twins % ,i.i • fineboY arid giri, , I'll..! fr:tner of the 'children ' is 9 0 ysars 9fr' ir i :axe, in 1104*i pns.elsi PI -.ut his: tai..tiltics; anti' is is'atile co-F,' i w , Jl;:as ever. Halms livq . ci:l4 l•f);.t,:nall fur tile hist o o •y' ea rst.,. : al,d iildnie(lajl the firs oil that estil,N, whii. - :n covpi. sip evArlir, or 3ou aci;:s, and are now tioe ; iiiii.,-Q,'r. ' He tniiiricil Ins iconf l i, wire 41-2ont three: years slit:1 ; '1) - 7 his first he hit, ~. :;,, : ~-;,•.!';* roily ; aoti 113. : ,- -is a, Or t. 4 ler .1.1.0 Y .itvinB; in Tain t.,..n ~...JF,' older than buns( IT. . , .... ~• . , . . . On Nonclay idst, at Gre:it Drifn e id, 1 , ,,Tr, lobp.K ep d a t , ~. 1 Ails; itotiAly; liottni;est (...i.lughter ot the latz' T: 1:. t0 , ..: 4 07.i tsq. of Crow - 9, ()liu....s(l.:ylave s, I.Tart.st:-,.. :, .. r c:.: - , i ts Esq. of ;:;,,, , ,n,,ga . :e,' tu :0'61)-hid, bilty . l.l3 U ff. , , Esq. o: 'N . „. , .d. i y' e, 4 :0nd? , 11'. 7 71ii.;-..r . . - - ,Lite2.y, Di James (;: , r,loii. ~,i Keith, to ~..: :s „ :,, 1;:•"' ray Crant; itaughtc:r of - ti: !.;:... 1 ., :di c ; '.,.-. : • iovi&. On Thurs.:l,n , , ;.;r,S.t.. ~- :;;••••*: , ii .i . 3 ,,r :1 . :0 ,; ), ii,i re Llyp . • On t.t.• /5 • :1 . )1';••7_. ,t ~• .-, 't :: , w 4,,.., ,:ii - , ~:,i-jire-i' . liiiiß :C: . :•lii.oLY, Li, , ~;i: 1•; ', . ' "?i,, -, ' , ' '', / • ' ' ,-. '' ~ :, , ,li '.il,, q , ,, ~t...:: ,11.),,:a c. ,I.;i:' i•:i - •'-':.i C:I.T 1.1- :ti ,r, .t. .' , :it' , ' ot i_. ut , s. - . —...:: tu - 1.- The accounf cif the extraordinary Fox-chaee io our, Riper - of Thursday, 114 s brü‘lg:l r forward irk recOrd of a - still more exttaOrciinary One, wit ,a. Siaz, : and which Drell deserves l,l:;ce inthe•annals. •6515,0(iing...--!‘ In the year 1033, a stag was ron•-by a sifigto: g reyhoimd out of - vii-,i:;fie!,l P49:15, the paris.b of 'BrouF;bton, , rc 1!, to ifedki r k.. ~ itl Scotlarrd, and' back .again, a di3t.i.nce - of 'ear 100 miles,when being both 'exhaust.ed, fire std Jeiped over the pales aukrdigd; the greyhound, in attelnpt in-c• t o f(440 it, feti back and -di*Nl on the cOotrary, side : 1 i lit nienipry of which faa - ijie korai were uEun a ,t,ree•Just by, win,dii ,to.this day, , heirs the name of Hart's-horn Tree." _•.• ' biib . • . , . - . • _ , .....,.. . *--" n htirt.. , . , a2,' evvr!:pc.; . att,„ . 2t ' kls 1 1 . 0'1 - `• is Weyynau fi;* itrdetf;lAbttlarte..pf:tvz.; .:t!' , l;;;'..'Arlr la: . :e I:',. ... t... 4 tivy days,:, , me,e,stit: ti.ev. kof. ), ..rilA.:rciii,-Vie''lr V!' lity.:,i ;Qv „,.1!11111, 4;:z.1.6..... ~,,„ - .. ,atrs , ; -- ,..tNtiL"l'ly, the Rcli. johis.rtiilmi fl:t allikile=i I)l*. ' 3entzt.,..A.', illiste.r: u r' tile t'()ll,2irC..;t,r,t7;,ri-r,.etv... .- .. 9p . W, , ,zto,c,(Ly. sc'iiiuglir at liciitliAtrgi 1, in: its $. 1 9: il y." 3!! tollii , Kialltl, Esq. . . • ' - • . • ~ ' ()II tiattnity , n'ornir,t - laF.t after a ye ry sllort illt;et, gr/'•.' Arrhur, v. , . It,: ?,f tv r ichco,,, , . ‘,• ,- ,77 F,,,i. of f : .K . t . t.....r. ,' : 1 4 14 ,.v; At tK.ii.rui.tel, ~... , I 1 c int:S St.. • Clar 7 r, df the ~ 1 , 4t,u 4 t-ioi, of ii:, ;'. ,;,..,,. A feilf,ta ) 5,,.., :it i'rett , , 1 ; -I.: , tile,. .R,iy„ ~.,pa rli e l ,tAAV'' ~ alil . eer),.. - I . ufty yeilr., .s...r,sie , . - . -7. i: : , , I - 1.. , . , 0 , 11 ;t1K;901 , if1:. ::, 'il-: ~i .:, ,, ! s • -, . 7- ~.. , i t. ret Lyor., ai,ed 1;; : ........,__: .. ; ... •:.,...: • ~3 , )al t aged 5',". ci,lll:glii . er. .). . ...;' 1 . , • Chil. 7 llqrsday . se!nnight two of . the women scr yants of Rev. J. Preston, ,Flashy-Hall,l Aire, were bathing in . t'oe. Brook which - 15asse& through, his grounds, .and the place being.cleep,.one• of them, sitting at the .side, held. the barsrilOf tha other. The latter. sjipping i pulled, in her comptaion; and both of theM lyere ;presently ontof their s depth., A third youhg woman, Who wan-stauditig by the brink of the stream; r%ardjAss yf herdatiger,'plung ed in to the assistance of the other - two, and un-, happily fella s,,,eriAce to her li.micanily tAnd . regard for her fellow-servantS, the other two.being with %snitch dhlicuity brought to life; brit thentitbrtutrare victim to,her feelings, ha' vib lSoknr too long under i;vater,,could not be restored to life, althditgli tneUi dal assistance was almost immediately procured,• and' all th usual means sere tried for restoring suspended: aaimation. Pl:,Cp, 0/i Irtsrzi .N .1 .047CS R DA Y. ay.- 14 •<:Avy S per C , ent. 98 99 9 1 rich s,per ent, . „rper Ova: 135. C cots, h 8 4 .4 per w ent. C011..0 .sank 7 . Ana, 13,14-15th, ,1 5 - . r. I nclia Stock, • 1iai1'i3;,;04.;„5, 4s. Cs. P r '",•• ••/ • i-' f ° • 2 pr. •- I per.Ceat. c;si Otto Ann. :94:25th Aug ; 614 . Pr 1 4 h `` J~ r hq, "." 1.) joi, cesi Flu!. M t ;as t Ire: